Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-05-06
LOCAL AND OTHER JOTs.


scraps from she Notebook os the
sensfneI's Reporter.
Yesterdays quotation OF silver, so 94s.
d. Lindsey came in yesterday from
Union District.
The strawberry shortcake has appeared
In the land.
Rhode Island is small, but she elects
two Senator'S.
Kate Field is q good horsewoman, and
very fond Of riding.
Illinois has raised the age Of protection
for girls to fourteen years.
Mrs. 1. J.. Wilson and family returned
yesterday from San Francisco.
At the present time there are oni swo
prisoners in the county Jail.
Among the other good things In the
market, cucumbers have come.
A. T. Stearns has been appointed Gen.
sus Marshal for Ruby Hill South.
Dallas News: Dog cheap. Any sort of
a character is valued at $40, 600 in Texas.
Western bred horses, for general pur-
poses. are selling for $3.50 and 5000 in
Boston.
Jack Kermeen yesterday sold his resi-
dence and furniture to Billy Zadow for
81. 800.
In this day Of newspapers and telegraph,
horse stealing has become quite unproft.
| able.
The great French actress. Bernhardt, is
expected to arrive in San Francisco
shortly.
Ex-County Commissioner Arlington
returned yesterday from 9 trip to Nye
county.
Edward Shumway, a former resident of
lander county, died in San Jose, Cal,
April Is.
G. M. Anderson won the 50-mile horse
back race at San Jose April 80 in one hour
and ten minutes.
The Wood River Times reports richer
ore than ever found on the 400 level Of the
Oamas No. 2 mine.
]. e. Hawthorne died of lockjaw in Los
Angeles April 80, resulting from running
arusty nail in his foot.
A Montreal manager is going to sue
Mrs. Langtry for breach of promise-not
to marry, but to play an engagement.
Mobile Register: The Interstate Com
merce law ia getting to be like the French
grammar. The exceptions are more nu-
merous than the workings Of the rule.
M. Karsky returned yesterday from San
Francisco, where he purchased q large
stock Of Spring and Summer clothing.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kermeen will leave
in a few days for Lesdville, Colorado.
where they expect to reside permanently.
Another dividend OF so cents a share
has been declared on the capital stock OF
the Con. California and Virginia Mining
Company.
Patrick Barnes, killed at Wellington,
Lyon county, last week through being run
over by q wagon, was buried in Carson
on Saturday.
The village Of Ellington, Killi.at county,
W. T., was destroyed by fire April 20, with
the exceptions Of a few buildings. The
total loss is about 500, 900.
r. Sadler returned yesterday from a
visit in California. He informs us that
he will leave here in q few days to reside
permanently at San Francisco.
The Feustermaker indictment case oc-
cupied the attention Of the District Court
all Of yesterday, and will probably take
! all OF to-day before IL Is finished.
:, 1t is said that the Montana copper COM
panies have organized a company with
/ $4,000, 900 TO pu. in smelling and refining
works at Duluth for the reduction OF their
W ores.
g There are two sheepshearers in Bridge
port, Mono county, who are willing to bet
a $3.50 that they can shear 800 sheep in one
day and be freshest in the dance the same
o night.
> On 8 farm in Newberry county. s. O.,
r two stout negroes can be seen drawing q
y pillow guided by a negress. These people
. have rented the land, but have no work.
y ing animal.
A police magistrate has refused TO be-
. lieVe that q man can live next door to q
saloon and never enter it. Why, men
have been known to live next door to a
church and never enter it.
Among the various improvements going
c on In the town, we observe that Boney
7 Ayres has just had completed q new
: sidewalk in front of his place OF business,
9 he did not get II before il was badly
r needed.
, P%ittsburg Dispatch: II is stated thai
q one OF O~hicago's ~millionaires recently
: paid $1,000 for q bible at q book sale,
Ihis Is calculated to strengthen the i'm
q preston that the bible il an exceedingly
. rare book in Chicago.
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